English poem
The Scorpion
by Oliver Herford (1863–1935)
’Tis said the Scorpion, when hemmed in by Fire, Mocking the flames, will do herself to death. So Summer dying smiles upon her pyre Of maples fanned to flame by Autumn’s breath.
Versos English Oliver Herford The Scorpion
English poem
by Oliver Herford (1863–1935)
’Tis said the Scorpion, when hemmed in by Fire, Mocking the flames, will do herself to death. So Summer dying smiles upon her pyre Of maples fanned to flame by Autumn’s breath.